Rory Feek Says Upcoming Album Will Be the Last One

Rory Feek who took a break from blogging about his wife's fight with terminal cervical cancer had an interview with Today and he said that his upcoming album with wife Joey will be incredibly meaningful to the both of them.
Feek said “This album is so special to us, especially Joey, It's filled with songs that she grew singing in church and her mother sang to her all through her childhood.  It's the last album we will ever make and the last songs that we will ever sing together. That makes it very, very special to Joey and me”.


The Feeks, as country duo Joey + Rory, recently received a Grammy Award nomination for best country duo/group performance. Although Feek knows how he'd like to celebrate if they win at the awards show in February, he admits that he and Joey, 40, are taking things one day at a time. Feek, who is father to 22-month-old daughter Indiana with Joey, also shares how music has been a major source of strength during the family's difficult past year.  “Some days when Joey feels good, she will still sing to Indy. 'Itsy Bitsy Spider,' 'Pat-a-Cake, Pat-a-Cake' or a hymn. And for a few minutes, Joey isn't a woman dying of cancer connected to a machine with morphine ... she's a mother connected to her baby by love” he said.